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In this lesson, children use their senses to explore an outdoor space, reflect on the concept of ‘Connection to Country’—as understood by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples—and create artworks representing places that are special to them. They share stories about why these places matter, extend their ideas by looking closely at what they enjoy in their surroundings, and finally evaluate their learning in areas such as belonging, communication, exploration, and wellbeing.
This activity is designed to give you an understanding of how to introduce Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives to children and to help you build your confidence in sharing this topic with children and families.
This activity forms part of the unit Caring For Country: Introductory Lessons and Themed Activities. It is recommended that the Introductory Lessons be completed before exploring any of the themed activities with children in order to give them a basic understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and cultures.